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Fine-Tuning for Faithfulness in Generative AI: Supervised vs. Preference Methods to Reduce Hallucinations
Fine-Tuning for Faithfulness in Generative AI: Supervised vs. Preference Methods to Reduce Hallucinations

Tamara Weed, Nov, 16 2025

Learn how supervised and preference-based fine-tuning methods impact AI hallucinations, and why faithfulness in reasoning matters more than output accuracy. Real data from 2024 studies show what works-and what doesn't.

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